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0:00It should have been me, not Chrissy.
0:01Nothing makes sense anymore at all.
0:03Nothing. Even as I stood on the snowy
0:05cliff, looking out at the great divide,
0:08I was still unable to take in the beauty
0:10of what I was seeing because I was so
0:11damn angry that it wasn't me. I had just
0:14enough gear for the next five days, and
0:16I told my mom that I was just going on a
0:18camping trip. That [music] wasn't the
0:20truth. The truth was far uglier than
0:22that. I hadn't planned on ever returning
0:24unless I find Chrissy. But when I tell
0:26you that what happened on this trip was
0:28[music] life-changing, it's an
0:29understatement. I started walking out
0:31towards the snow-covered mountains
0:33without a real plan [music] or
0:34understanding of what it was really like
0:36to face the elements. All I could see
0:38was Chrissy's face at her 12th [music]
0:39birthday party when she opened the gift
0:41I got her. It was a snow globe that was
0:43from Switzerland. Her eyes lit up and
0:45she wrapped her little arms around me.
0:47Do you promise to take [music] me to
0:48Switzerland one day? I do. I shouldn't
0:50have made her a promise that I couldn't
0:52keep. She smiled so sweetly and [music]
0:54said, "I feel bad for all of my friends
0:56at school that don't have big brothers
0:58that watch out for them and buys them
0:59cool gifts [music] and stuff." That
1:01warmed my heart. I love you, Chrissy. I
1:03love you more. As I kept making my
1:04[music] way up the mountain, my lungs
1:06started to burn as I got higher and
1:08higher. I hadn't thought of how to
1:09handle the altitude. I was [music] just
1:11following a very direct path that led 20
1:13miles out into the snow-capped mountains
1:15because that's where Chrissy was last
1:17seen. Who took her, why they did it, or
1:19how she got there [music] still remained
1:20a mystery. I just had to reach the ridge
1:22in this photo. I stared at it every
1:24night laying in bed, reliving the night
1:26she got taken over and over in my mind,
1:29desperately [music] hoping for some kind
1:30of a clue or a sliver of a memory of
1:32something I missed that night. [music] I
1:34was haunted by the events of her saying
1:36she was going to the bathroom and never
1:38returning. We were playing checkers
1:39[music] and I can still see her walking
1:41away, then looking back over her
1:43shoulder at me in her red T-shirt and
1:44jeans. I was horrified by how the events
1:47that night played out. I knocked [music]
1:48on the bathroom door because she was
1:50gone way too long. Chrissy, Chrissy, you
1:52okay? All I could hear was the howling
1:54wind blowing in from the window inside
1:56and thought to myself, why would she
1:58open the window? [music] It's way too
2:00cold outside. Although she loved finding
2:02oak trees out in the woods, but after
2:04calling in several times, I grew [music]
2:06terrified, bashed through the bathroom
2:08door, rushed in to see she was gone, and
2:10the window was open. I climbed out
2:12through the [music] window and searched
2:13all around the cabin for her. Chrissy,
2:15Chrissy. I dropped to my knees, scanned
2:17every inch of ground around the entire
2:19cabin. No, no, this can't be happening.
2:22Chrissy. I rushed into the surrounding
2:24woods and searched for 3 hours, but
2:26found no footprints [music] or tracks of
2:28any sort. I dropped to my knees in the
2:29snow, horrified and shocked. I covered
2:31[music] my face and wept, feeling that I
2:33was to blame for this. She was taken
2:35under my watch. I used my snow spikes to
2:38stab into the mountain as I made my way
2:40up. The altitude was definitely
2:41affecting me as I started to get
2:43nauseous. I had barely eaten or slept in
2:453 weeks, and my energy was waning fast.
2:48I climbed up to the top of a flat hill,
2:50looked up at the sky, and saw thick
2:52[music] gray clouds swirling and
2:54spinning above and heading directly for
2:56me. I looked around and saw no cover at
2:58all, except for a large rock. The snow
3:00started pouring down like an avalanche
3:02from the sky. I ran behind the rock, dug
3:04out a small hole for myself to hide in,
3:07and knew that I had to just wait it out.
3:08[music] I burrowed into the hole like a
3:10beaver as the snowflakes came down in a
3:12barrage of white, making it impossible
3:14to see more than 6 inches in front of my
3:16face. Only my head was barely above the
3:18snow. [music] I was instantly covered
3:20and started to get even colder than I
3:22expected. I was wearing six layers, but
3:24regretting not having seven. I closed my
3:26eyes and worked on slowing down my
3:28[music] breathing, knowing that I would
3:29have to wait. I saw my mother's face in
3:31front of me and played out the last
3:33moment we shared when she said, "Don't
3:35go out there alone. You're not used to
3:37harsh elements of nature, son."
3:38>> [music]
3:38>> She was right. I wasn't, but her concern
3:41was coming from somewhere else. "I know
3:42you think you'll be able to find
3:44Chrissy, but if the FBI and the cops
3:46couldn't even find her, [music] you
3:47won't." That pissed me off. They didn't
3:49even try and walk into the mountains.
3:51They just assumed that if she was taken
3:53up to Crest Point, [music] that she was
3:54dead. Well, I call That's a
3:56lazy assumption. It's out of their
3:58jurisdiction. Even if they wanted to go
4:00up to the mountains, [music] they can't.
4:01They could have called whatever cops are
4:03in the jurisdiction. I'm telling you,
4:05something's not right. My mom shook her
4:07head at a loss. Why does it seem like
4:09you're giving up on her? I'm not.
4:10[music] Really? Then tell me what you've
4:12done to try and find her in the last 3
4:14weeks. Go ahead, [music] tell me. She
4:16had nothing to say. And I know you blame
4:18me because she went missing while I was
4:19with her. I know you do. Don't even try
4:21and deny it. My mom stayed quiet,
4:23showing me that she did feel rage
4:25towards me for being the last person
4:27that was with Chrissy before she was
4:29taken. That was the last thing we shared
4:31before I turned my back on her and
4:32walked out. I wasn't sure how much time
4:34went by when it stopped snowing, but I
4:36did know that I became a lot colder from
4:38sitting in that hole of ice. My hands
4:40and feet were completely numb as I
4:42climbed out and started [music] trudging
4:44through the snow towards Crest Point. I
4:46took out my compass and grew terrified
4:48because it somehow got shattered. I
4:50shook it, hoping it would work, but it
4:51was useless. I picked up my pace, moving
4:54as fast as I could to avoid frostbite. I
4:56ran [music] straight for at least an
4:57hour, thought of Chrissy and what she
4:59must have felt like being dragged
5:01through here. My heart [music] ached
5:02thinking how terrified she must have
5:04felt. The snowing had stopped, so I
5:06looked up in the distance towards Crest
5:07Point and realized, [music]
5:09"Wait a minute. That's not the same
5:10ridge from the picture." I lost my
5:12breath, panicked, [music] pulled out the
5:13photo, and tried to see if it matched. I
5:15froze. It didn't match it. I spun around
5:18and realized that I must have gotten
5:19[music] turned around after the blizzard
5:21and ran in the wrong direction. I was
5:23completely lost. I zigzagged in
5:25different directions, searching for
5:27Crest [music] Point. I held up my
5:28picture, then squinted at each mountain
5:30I saw, praying for a match. [music]
5:32Horrendous thoughts raced through my
5:34mind of getting lost out here and just
5:36dying, frozen over in the ice. How would
5:38my mom react knowing that she warned me
5:40not to do this? That motivated me. I
5:42will not let my mom be right. Then I saw
5:44something sticking out of the snow. I
5:46couldn't tell if it was an animal or
5:48what as I slowly approached it [music]
5:50and then saw a red t-shirt that looked
5:51familiar. I pulled it out of the ice and
5:53realized that it was Chrissy's. I held
5:55it tight for a few [music] seconds, then
5:57saw that it was partially ripped. What
5:58happened? I kept her t-shirt, saw a
6:00ridge in the distance, looked at my
6:02photo, and I found [music] an exact
6:04match. I headed towards Crest Point. I
6:06was shivering almost uncontrollably and
6:08kept my pace up as fast as I could move.
6:11I made it out to a flat clearing of ice
6:13that seemed to go on for a mile or so,
6:15then stopped cold when I saw something
6:17moving under my feet. I looked closer
6:19and saw a fish squirming under a thick
6:21sheet of ice. My spine tensed up as I
6:24glanced around and realized that I was
6:25standing in the middle of a frozen over
6:27river. I wasn't sure where it began or
6:30where it ended. I stepped as gently as I
6:32could, then heard a high-pitched
6:33cracking sound. I looked down and saw
6:35[music] a crack underneath my foot start
6:37to extend out. I started running towards
6:39the nearest edge of the shore. The crack
6:40started to spider web out and seemed to
6:42appear from everywhere. My heart raced
6:44as I felt the ice start [music] to sink,
6:46break, and shift below every step. I
6:48sprinted for my life and knew that if I
6:50was to fall into the ice, I would surely
6:52freeze to death. I was an ex-college
6:54track athlete and [music] ran as fast as
6:56my cold legs could take me. I was only a
6:58few feet away from the edge of the shore
7:00when I felt the earth tumble down
7:01[music] and I fell into frigid stinging
7:03water. I gripped onto the edge with my
7:05hands and dug my fingers onto a small
7:08piece of brush. Only half of my body was
7:10below the water in the hole and I
7:12started pulling onto the brush, but I
7:14pulled it so hard that I ripped it out
7:15of the ground and slipped backwards,
7:17fully immersed into the hole and the
7:19water. When I felt that ice-cold water
7:21hit my lungs, my entire system went into
7:24a shivering [music] spasm. I bobbed my
7:25head back up to the surface of the water
7:27and gasped for air. My entire body was
7:30uncontrollably shaking. I saw my sister
7:33running towards me with tears in her
7:34eyes. She knelt down to me, offered me
7:36her hand. I gripped onto it, used it to
7:39catapult myself out of the hole and onto
7:41my back. I sucked in air, looked over
7:43for Chrissy, and saw no one. She was an
7:46apparition, a ghost that I created to
7:48help save me. I prayed that it wasn't
7:50her real ghost and she was dead. I got
7:52up, did my best to dry off my clothes
7:54and shoes, but knew that I had to keep
7:56moving. [music] If I stayed too still,
7:58the cold would only get worse and make
8:00its way down to my bones. I ran and ran
8:02and ran and finally reached an area that
8:05had more tree cover. No matter how hard
8:07and how long I ran, I still couldn't
8:09warm up since my clothes and shoes were
8:10soaked through. I saw a piece of cloth
8:12hanging from a tree branch [music] and
8:14stopped cold. It was a piece of
8:15Chrissy's jeans. I could tell by the
8:17pink pony she had drawn on the back
8:19pocket. My heart ached. I also wondered
8:21why were her clothes being staged as if
8:23they were clues for me to find, or were
8:25they? I looked through the trees and saw
8:27a glimmer of hope, a log cabin. I
8:29[music] rushed over towards it. Hello?
8:31Hello? Is anyone home? I checked the
8:33front door and it was bolted shut. Then
8:35I tried to pop open any of the windows
8:37and they were all locked. I was so
8:39panicked [music] that if I didn't get
8:40inside, I would freeze to death. So, I
8:42grabbed a rock and hurled it through the
8:44window, smashing it through. [music] I
8:45climbed in and saw a very lived-in cabin
8:48that was a lot larger than I thought. A
8:50hallway [music] led to several rooms
8:51that all had closed doors. Hello? Is
8:54anyone here? I'm really sorry about the
8:55window, but I'm freezing. I noticed a
8:57burning fireplace in the corner, which
8:59showed [music] me that someone had
9:00either just left or was nearby. I didn't
9:03care. I was way too cold, so I stripped
9:05down into my underwear, hung up my
9:07clothes over the back of a chair, and
9:08warmed my hands beside the fire. [music]
9:10I saw a small, sparkling, fuzzy thing
9:12out of the corner of my eye, turned and
9:14spotted Chrissy's snow globe, the one I
9:16gave her. My stomach churned as I picked
9:18it up and realized [music] she was here.
9:20She was inside this cabin at some point.
9:22I saw Chrissy's face swinging around an
9:24oak tree and holding the snow globe as
9:26we played hide and seek. She was
9:28laughing loudly and running away from
9:30me. "I'm going to get you." She'd always
9:31hide behind an oak tree. I rushed into
9:33the hallway and kicked in the first door
9:35to see a little girl's bedroom full of
9:37toys, dolls, and small dresses. I
9:39checked the closet and didn't find her.
9:41[music] I rushed out of the room, kicked
9:43in the door to the next bedroom, and saw
9:45another little girl's room with similar
9:47toys and dolls. My world was spinning.
9:49Was I actually close to finding her? My
9:51heart stopped when I [music] looked
9:53through the bedroom window and saw a
9:54tall, lanky man with a long beard in his
9:5750s walking past and heading [music] to
9:58the front door of the cabin. He had a
10:00small, dead deer slung over his
10:02shoulder, and he was whistling an eerie
10:04tune. I thought about hiding, quickly
10:06looked around, and realized he would see
10:07all of my clothes draped over the chair
10:09anyway. I was still in my underwear,
10:11which made the situation even weirder,
10:13but I had to face him, and I definitely
10:15needed a weapon in case he was some
10:17freak kidnapper. I grabbed a knife from
10:19the counter and hid it behind my back. I
10:21went into the living room and saw him
10:23hesitate when he noticed the broken
10:25window. He poked his head in through the
10:26busted open hole and saw [music] me.
10:28"I'm really sorry, sir. I didn't have a
10:30choice but to break it and get warm. I
10:32fell into the lake." He glared at me
10:34with a quiet [music] coldness, dropped
10:35his dead animal by the door, then
10:37entered. "Don't worry, I'll pay to fix
10:39it." He realized that I was in my
10:41undies. "Damn right you'll pay for it.
10:42What the hell are you doing all the way
10:44out here?" "My little sister, Chrissy,
10:46went [music] missing 3 weeks ago." I
10:48clutched tightly onto the knife behind
10:49my back as he studied me with his beady
10:51eyes.
10:52>> [music]
10:52>> "What you got behind your back?" I felt
10:54a quiet terror creep in. "Have you seen
10:56my sister?" "I asked you what you got
10:58behind [music] your back." "And I asked
10:59you if you've seen my sister." We stared
11:01at each other, neither one of us
11:03relenting. Flashes of Chrissy's face
11:05swirled before me, and I felt ready to
11:07use the knife if I had to, and gritted
11:09my teeth. I think he realized that I
11:11wasn't playing around, so he broke away
11:13first, lit a cigarette, and sat in his
11:15rocking chair. "Your sister got taken by
11:17the man I've been hunting for the last 6
11:19years of my life." I wasn't sure if he
11:21was lying and held up the snow globe.
11:23"Where did you get this?" "I found it in
11:24the snow. I cleaned it because it was
11:26covered in blood." My throat tightened.
11:28"When was that?" "2 weeks ago." It gave
11:30me new hope and a new trail to try and
11:32find the man that's been snatching up
11:33little girls for over 30 years. I'm a
11:36retired cop and this bastard [music] is
11:37the only one that ever haunted me. I got
11:39so close so many times, but I never
11:41caught him. I held the knife by my side
11:43[music]
11:44not feeling like he was as much of a
11:45threat. That's why I moved out here
11:47because every one of his victims always
11:49passed [music] by this cabin at some
11:50point. What's his name? He has several.
11:52The latest name he goes by that I call
11:54him is the Moonlight Murderer. I was
11:56terrified to ask this. Do you think my
11:58sister's still alive? The truth?
12:00Probably not, but he has been known to
12:01keep his victims alive for a long time.
12:03It just depends on what he thinks they
12:05can do [music] for him. If some of them
12:06have certain skills, he tends to use
12:08them until he doesn't have a need for
12:10them anymore. Was your sister good at
12:11anything? She knows how to cook. Before
12:13my dad passed, he was a chef and taught
12:15her. For your sake, I hope she's alive.
12:17Why do you have little girls clothing in
12:19both bedrooms? Because I share custody
12:21of my two daughters every other week
12:23with my ex-wife. The faint sound of
12:25scratching [music] started and my eyes
12:26darted around to hear where it was
12:28coming from. What is that sound? The
12:30bearded man shifted around
12:31uncomfortably, then stood up. I don't
12:33hear anything. The scratching [music]
12:34went away, then returned. You can't hear
12:36that? He listened closer. Yeah, that's
12:38my animal outside. Sometimes the
12:40animal's body twitches. He stepped
12:42outside and confirmed it. Yep,
12:44>> [music]
12:44>> that's it. I wasn't sure what to believe
12:46because I felt like this guy was hiding
12:48something. This [music] last hunt I just
12:50went on, I discovered something. An
12:51underground compound built underneath
12:53the snow. I just saw it about an hour
12:55ago and that's where I believe he's
12:57living and doing all of his bad deeds.
12:59How about you put on some clothes and we
13:01go up and take a look? [music] I nodded
13:03and he put his hand out to shake mine
13:04and said, "My name's Kevin, by the way."
13:06I reluctantly shook it. We hiked up the
13:08mountain towards another ridge in
13:10silence. The bearded man kept glancing
13:12sideways at me as we made our way up. If
13:14we do encounter this man, I expect you
13:17to have my back just like I'll have
13:18yours. I nodded, felt terrified because
13:21I had no idea what I was walking into,
13:23but for some strange reason, I had
13:25[music] this eerie, creeping sensation
13:27that I was getting closer to Chrissy.
13:28What made it even stranger was I saw her
13:31up ahead peeking her head around an oak
13:33tree [music] and signaling that I follow
13:35her. It's right up here after these
13:36trees. We made it to an open clearing
13:38and he stopped at a spot where the
13:40ground looked darker below the snow. He
13:42wiped several inches of ice melt away
13:44from what looked like a large black
13:46wheel. I haven't been down here before,
13:48so I have no idea what awaits us. Are
13:50you ready? Yes. He spun the wheel and it
13:52opened up into a staircase that went
13:54down as far as see. He pulled out a
13:56handgun and took a deep breath. I'll go
13:58down first. He started climbing down and
14:00I followed. The staircase went straight
14:02down into a black hole below us. My
14:04heart was racing as I kept making my
14:06down further. The bearded man reached
14:08the bottom and we were in a long tunnel
14:10that seemed to stretch in every
14:12direction. The smell of sewage hit me
14:14like a ton of bricks. Any idea where
14:16this leads? Nope. I guess we start
14:18walking. Pick a direction. He gestured
14:20with his gun and I didn't want him to be
14:21behind me. After you. He held his gun by
14:24his side and we headed down the tunnel
14:26and came up to a metal door. One thing I
14:28noticed as my hands were trembling was
14:30that he seemed way too comfortable down
14:32here. He swung open the metal door to
14:34reveal a room full of children's toys
14:36and I completely froze in my tracks when
14:38I saw a man step out of the shadows
14:40[music] and he looked exactly like the
14:41bearded man except he was bald and held
14:44a machete. They both stared at each
14:46other as if they were going to murder
14:47each other then broke into smiles.
14:49Twinny, Twinster. They shared a hug and
14:51I grew horrified. What's happening?
14:53[music] Kevin stepped towards me. I'd
14:55like you to meet my twin brother Carl.
14:57Carl, this is a random hiker who broke
14:59into our [music] cabin down the
15:00mountain. It's so great to meet you
15:01random hiker. Can I ask you a question?
15:04I was trembling, sweating, couldn't
15:05speak at all. I'll take that as a yes.
15:08Are you ready to experience the depths
15:09of hell? They both shared a maniacal
15:11giggle. I knew before I was about to
15:13fight for my life that I had to try and
15:15find Chrissy. Before you show me your
15:17hellish landscape, what did you do to
15:19Chrissy? Oh, Chrissy was a lot of fun
15:21and that girl can cook. Man, I mean,
15:23she's a rare [music] talent. Is she
15:24still alive? What do you think? I had no
15:26idea. Terror and pain gripped me. Kevin
15:29stepped towards me. I'll give you a
15:30little hint, hiker. That scratching you
15:32heard back at the cabin, she's
15:33underneath the floorboards. I trembled.
15:35That scratching sound was her
15:37fingernails trying desperately to get my
15:39attention.
15:39>> [music]
15:39>> My guts burned knowing how terrified she
15:42must feel. Why go to all the trouble of
15:44luring me out here with leaving
15:45Chrissy's clothes for me to find? They
15:47glanced [music] at each other, and Carl
15:49spoke. What can we say? We love the
15:51thrill of a cat and mouse [music]
15:52hunting game. You see, we have a goal,
15:54and that goal is to compile as many
15:56bones as possible and go down as the
15:58most notorious serial killing family in
16:01the history of the world. Because there
16:02isn't just two of us. There's [music] a
16:04whole secret network of us, and no one
16:06will ever stop what we're building. I
16:08could barely get my head around what he
16:09was saying as my terror only grew.
16:12Enough talk. It's time for you to escape
16:14the halls of hell, hiker. Carl raised
16:16his machete and smiled. You better start
16:18running. I swung the door open and
16:20sprinted down the tunnel towards a room
16:21I had recognized that we passed by. It
16:23was some type of machine shop, so I
16:25picked up the pace hoping to find some
16:27type of a weapon. I heard Carl [music]
16:29slamming his machete against the pipes
16:31getting off on the thrill of the hunt.
16:33My heart was racing a million miles an
16:35hour, and I thought about my mom and
16:37gathered strength from seeing her face.
16:39Then I saw Chrissy's apparition leading
16:40[music] me towards the engine room and
16:42quickly waving me over. I cut a hard
16:44right down another tunnel, and the twin
16:46freaks were gaining fast. I made it to
16:48the engine room door, kicked it open,
16:50and saw a shirtless, [music]
16:51hairy-chested, toothless man holding an
16:53axe. His eyes lit up when he saw me.
16:55Hello, little kitty. Have you come
16:57[music] to play? I went to turn around,
16:59but saw Kevin and Carl racing towards
17:01me. I was trapped in between all three
17:03of these animals. In the blink of an
17:04eye, [music] I looked to my right and
17:06saw a coiled up chain. I rushed over to
17:08it, spun it over my fist so I could
17:10[music] use it as a pair of brass
17:11knuckles. Kevin and Carl rushed in,
17:13machete raised. Ah, I see you've met
17:15Uncle Lenny. He does [music] clean up
17:17for us around here. I looked down at the
17:19ground and noticed pools of dried blood.
17:21I needed to make a decision [music] if I
17:22was to survive and save Chrissy. I would
17:24have to become the ultimate predator. I
17:26took a step towards Uncle Lenny [music]
17:28and saw him raise his axe. He was
17:30overweight and way too slow. One
17:32advantage [music] I had was my speed, so
17:34I rushed towards him, wrapped my chain
17:36around his neck, used it to catapult
17:38around him, and choked [music] the
17:39living crap out of the ugly bastard. His
17:41face turned red, then purple, and he
17:43started trembling the harder I choked.
17:45Kevin and Carl panicked, [music] rushed
17:47towards him, and tried to loosen the
17:48chain from around his neck. They failed
17:50and he dropped. I swooped up his axe,
17:52ducked under Carl's machete as he swung
17:54it at my head, and slammed my axe into
17:56his chest. Carl dropped and Kevin's eyes
17:59bulged out in horror. "No! No!" He held
18:02his brother in his bloodied hands
18:04[music] and wept. I grabbed the machete
18:05off of the floor, raised it high in the
18:07air so I could end [music] this madness.
18:09Just as I was about to end Kevin, I
18:11heard a loud pop go off, looked down,
18:13and saw blood seeping out of my chest.
18:15[music] In the doorway stood an old,
18:17frail woman with gray hair. I dropped
18:19the machete, clutched onto my chest
18:21wound, and thought, "I didn't [music]
18:22make it. This is the end. I failed." I
18:24face-planted into the cold, hard floor,
18:27and everything turned black. I slowly
18:29saw the eerie haze of flashing yellow
18:31lights, felt blinded by it, [music] then
18:33felt a soft, little hand touch the side
18:35of my cheek. I fully opened my eyes,
18:37covered the blinding light, and saw
18:39[music] what I truly believed to be an
18:40angel in that moment. It was a girl, and
18:43her face was blurry. "Chrissy, is that
18:45you?" [music] I looked closer and lit up
18:46when I realized that it was indeed
18:48Chrissy. I felt the sting of pain and
18:50relief, and I hugged her close. Chrissy
18:52[music] wrapped her little arms around
18:54me and didn't let go. "I knew you'd come
18:56and find me. I knew it." Of course, I
18:58was the only one that would never, ever
19:00quit looking. I sat up, looked around,
19:02[music] and realized we were trapped in
19:04an underground basement with no doors or
19:06windows. Then a shooting pain traveled
19:08through my midsection. [music] I glanced
19:09down and saw that someone had wrapped a
19:11bandage around me. I heard a compartment
19:13unlock, looked up [music] and saw a
19:15trapdoor swing open and Kevin looking
19:17in. "Hey hiker, I wanted to welcome you
19:19to your new home. I hope you and your
19:21sister are ready to be my ultimate
19:22slaves." [music] He laughed and shut the
19:24trapdoor.